New Transfer Students

Your Transfer Credit Report is very important, it lists the courses that were received (Incoming Course) and approved or credit (Equivalent Course).

To review your Transfer Credit Report:

1. Log into CUNYfirst
2. Select the Student Center tile
3. Click on Academic Records tile
4. Use drop-down menu, select: Transfer Credit Report, click on the right arrows “>>”

Missing credits? Here’s how you can update your Transfer Credit Report.

Update Your Transfer Credit Report for Credits from a Prior School

Request an updated and official college transcript to be sent electronically to trceval@hunter.cuny.edu.

• Students currently enrolled in classes outside of Hunter should wait for all grades to be posted on the current school’s record before sending the final transcript to Hunter. ​
• Currently enrolled courses appear on Hunter transcript as ​“CIP = Courses in Progress” until the final transcript is reviewed by Hunter.

Update Your Transfer Credit Report for Advanced Placement (AP) Credit

Request test scores from the College Board are sent electronically to trceval@hunter.cuny.edu.​ Note that AP Scores/credits do not transfer from prior colleges. Don’t panic! Your assigned academic advisor will review and discuss your transfer credits at a subsequent meeting.

Questions about transfer credits, course equivalencies, potential course adjustments, or checking on the status of missing credits?

Contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions, Transfer Credit Evaluation email: trceval@hunter.cuny.edu

1. View available days/times on Navigateby searching for “Office of Advising” and the service “New Transfer Advising”
2. Select an option and follow prompts to finalize. You may need to scroll through future dates to find an available time.
   

You will be assigned an academic advisor after attending a Group Advising Session.

Your Enrollment Date/Time will be viewable in your CUNYfirst Student Center.

To view:

1. Click Course Planning and Enrollment > Enrollment Dates
2. Click details to see the exact date/time you may begin registering for classes.

Any Hunter-related holds will be viewable in your CUNYfirst Student Center.

To view:

1. Click Tasks and Holds > Enrollment Dates
2. Click details to view details about the holds.
3. For more information, contact the Hunter College office that placed the hold. To find a specific department, use the search bar on the Hunter College Students website.

Note: Holds from CUNY schools outside of Hunter do not impact registration at Hunter, except Bursar Holds. All Bursar Holds and/or any Holds from Hunter should be addressed immediately to avoid a delay in your registration.

The bachelor’s degree requirements consist of:

1. General Education Requirements
2. Major Requirements
3. Electives
4. Other degree requirements, which include residency, minimum grade point average and liberal arts/science requirement.

Minimum of 120 credits

Minimum Liberal Arts & Sciences credits based on degree. The majority of classes at Hunter College are classified as Liberal Arts & Science courses. View courses that are not counted as Liberal Arts & Sciences, organized by Department, School, or Program here.

DegreeWorks is a web-based program that enables you to easily track your academic progress. You will be able to see how specific College requirements have been met and what courses you can take to fulfill the requirements which are remaining.

Log into DegreeWorks to view your academic record and missing requirements.

• Identifies requirements that have been completed.
• Shows requirements that still need to be satisfied.

Need help logging on to CUNYfirst or DegreeWorks? Contact the Student Help Desk.

Use DegreeWorks and the Hunter College Catalog (below).

Note: Some classes may not be offered every semester. Make sure to meet any course prerequisite(s) before trying to register for the class. 

All students are strongly encouraged to register for classes with the CUNY Schedule Builder as soon as possible. Schedule Builder is a real-time class scheduling tool that enables you to plan and register for courses that meet your schedules and other needs.